Marie-Dominique Garnier
Biographic Data
| ID | 140236 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marie-Dominique Garnier |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marie-Dominique |
| FAMILY NAME | Garnier |
| SIGNATURE | GARNIER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Paris Cité |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3289-2034 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Determinants and risk prediction models for frailty among community-living older adults in eastern China
Objective: The purpose of this study is to develop predictive models for frailty risk among community-dwelling older adults in eastern China using machine learning techniques. This approach aims to facilitate early detection of high-risk individuals and inform the design of tailored interventions, with the ultimate goals of enhancing quality of life and mitigating frailty progression in the older adult population. Methods: This study involved 1,2…
Guattari sur son 31
Living Preference Modifies the Associations of Living Arrangements With Loneliness Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults
Objectives Living arrangement has been reported to have a significant influence on feelings of loneliness in older adults, but their living preferences may confound the association. This study aimed to investigate whether the associations of living arrangements with loneliness differ in community-dwelling older adults according to different living preferences. Methods In the 2008/2009 (baseline) and 2011/2012 (follow-up) waves of the Chinese Long…
I Stink, Therefore I Mink
The recent mass culling of mink in Denmark and elsewhere, following the animals’ contamination by a COVID-19 variant, is taken as a re-entry point into Derrida and Lacan’s mink-mediated conversation in The Beast and the Sovereign. Out of the etymological ‘stink’ attached to the mink emerges an animot gifted with (unlimited) ink, with a potential to disturb philosophies of language, to write back or strike back, as it has recently done in the form…
Three Ways of Looking at a Tiger
Engagement with animals is a central theme in Yann Martel’s novel Life of Pi, reflected and shaped by the character-narrator Pi’s reading of animal minds. The article examines attributions of minds to animals in three types of encounters with them: observation, interaction, and narration. While in childhood Pi tends to project human temperaments and emotions onto animals, he is forced to recognize animals’ species-specific experiences as the ship…
Le/la gril/le
En route
From a triple perspective including travel writing studies, disability studies and gender studies, this article addresses a corpus of works and letters by deafblind activist and political writer Helen Keller (1880–1968). An experimental, collective sensorium emerges from Keller’s strange prose, its passion for speed and machinic rhythms contrasting with its more lyrical moments. As a socialist, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, a W…
Étrangère à quoi ? Ou à qui
Ritournelles de l'étranger.e
MeToologies ou les ciseaux de Vanessa Springora
Le patriarcat au singulier est une construction mythique permise aujourd'hui par la concision et la répétition du message numérique. L'heure est plus que jamais à l'opposition binaire des catégories et à la concurrence entre mouvements. Le mouvement #MeToo a été lancé en 2007 par une femme noire devenue vice-présidente de la fondation Girls for Gender Equity. Il s'agit de construire une communauté de plaignantes, un groupe d'assujetties au binari…
Merchant machine
This essay reads Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice as a machine: a machine made of connectors, disruptors, reversible engines and agentive parts. Starting from a minor detail in the play (from the inscription inside Gratiano’s ring, or ‘cutler’s poetry’), it attends to the non-separability between form and expression as conceptualized by Deleuze and Guattari in Kakfa. Towards a Minor Literature. Partly based on Nicholas Royle’s resistance to f…
Signs of Life
Reminiscing in 1998 on the circumstances of his encounter with Helene Cixous at Cafe Balzar in Paris in 1963, Derrida recalls receiving a postcard soliciting an interview – ‘a very hasty word, from
Body Non-Count
In Eng., body remains as a great and important word.OED.1In Helene Cixous’ 2018 fiction Defions l’augure a ‘faire corps’ defies translation. The phrase, common in French, consistently loses ‘the’ b
Saillance et cécité
Cet article suit une improbable ligne de crête entre architecture, géographie et linguistique, entre les bords optiques et haptiques du concept de saillance, à travers une lecture de l’essai de trans-biographie intitulé Helen Keller or Arakawa (1994) par Madeline Gins. Dans un chapitre intitulé « Ou bien des montagnes, ou bien des lignes », toute proéminence envisagée depuis l’angle de vue d’une personne qui voit cède le pas, sous condition de cé…
Salience and Blindness
This paper attempts to follow an improbable ridge line between architecture, geography and linguistics, between the optic and haptic ends of the concept of salience, through a reading of Helen Keller Or Arakawa, Madeline Gins’s 1994 essay-cum-joint-biography partly devoted to “salience” approached through the blind figure of Helen Keller (1880-1968). In a chapter titled “Or Mountains Or Lines”, prominent features envisaged from a sighted percepti…
Loam, Moles and l’homme
Voltaire’s arrogant claim that he was the first to point out to the French the ‘few pearls’ in the ‘enormous dunghill of Gilles Shakespeare’s plays’ yields in retrospect the singular pearl of William Shakespeare’s frenchified first name — a William warped into a Gilles. Jumping ahead of its time, Voltaire’s reconfiguration of Shakespeare as a ‘Gilles dressed in ragged strips’ (Voltaire, 1963, pp. 10–12; cit. in Wilson, 2007, pp. 268–9, nn. 34 and…
Body Non-Count
In Eng., body remains as a great and important word.OED.1In Helene Cixous’ 2018 fiction Defions l’augure a ‘faire corps’ defies translation. The phrase, common in French, consistently loses ‘the’ b
Loam, Moles and l’homme
Voltaire’s arrogant claim that he was the first to point out to the French the ‘few pearls’ in the ‘enormous dunghill of Gilles Shakespeare’s plays’ yields in retrospect the singular pearl of William Shakespeare’s frenchified first name — a William warped into a Gilles. Jumping ahead of its time, Voltaire’s reconfiguration of Shakespeare as a ‘Gilles dressed in ragged strips’ (Voltaire, 1963, pp. 10–12; cit. in Wilson, 2007, pp. 268–9, nn. 34 and…
Saillance et cécité
Cet article suit une improbable ligne de crête entre architecture, géographie et linguistique, entre les bords optiques et haptiques du concept de saillance, à travers une lecture de l’essai de trans-biographie intitulé Helen Keller or Arakawa (1994) par Madeline Gins. Dans un chapitre intitulé « Ou bien des montagnes, ou bien des lignes », toute proéminence envisagée depuis l’angle de vue d’une personne qui voit cède le pas, sous condition de cé…
Salience and Blindness
This paper attempts to follow an improbable ridge line between architecture, geography and linguistics, between the optic and haptic ends of the concept of salience, through a reading of Helen Keller Or Arakawa, Madeline Gins’s 1994 essay-cum-joint-biography partly devoted to “salience” approached through the blind figure of Helen Keller (1880-1968). In a chapter titled “Or Mountains Or Lines”, prominent features envisaged from a sighted percepti…
Merchant machine
This essay reads Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice as a machine: a machine made of connectors, disruptors, reversible engines and agentive parts. Starting from a minor detail in the play (from the inscription inside Gratiano’s ring, or ‘cutler’s poetry’), it attends to the non-separability between form and expression as conceptualized by Deleuze and Guattari in Kakfa. Towards a Minor Literature. Partly based on Nicholas Royle’s resistance to f…
Signs of Life
Reminiscing in 1998 on the circumstances of his encounter with Helene Cixous at Cafe Balzar in Paris in 1963, Derrida recalls receiving a postcard soliciting an interview – ‘a very hasty word, from
Body Non-Count
In Eng., body remains as a great and important word.OED.1In Helene Cixous’ 2018 fiction Defions l’augure a ‘faire corps’ defies translation. The phrase, common in French, consistently loses ‘the’ b
En route
From a triple perspective including travel writing studies, disability studies and gender studies, this article addresses a corpus of works and letters by deafblind activist and political writer Helen Keller (1880–1968). An experimental, collective sensorium emerges from Keller’s strange prose, its passion for speed and machinic rhythms contrasting with its more lyrical moments. As a socialist, a member of the Industrial Workers of the World, a W…
Étrangère à quoi ? Ou à qui
Ritournelles de l'étranger.e
MeToologies ou les ciseaux de Vanessa Springora
Le patriarcat au singulier est une construction mythique permise aujourd'hui par la concision et la répétition du message numérique. L'heure est plus que jamais à l'opposition binaire des catégories et à la concurrence entre mouvements. Le mouvement #MeToo a été lancé en 2007 par une femme noire devenue vice-présidente de la fondation Girls for Gender Equity. Il s'agit de construire une communauté de plaignantes, un groupe d'assujetties au binari…
I Stink, Therefore I Mink
The recent mass culling of mink in Denmark and elsewhere, following the animals’ contamination by a COVID-19 variant, is taken as a re-entry point into Derrida and Lacan’s mink-mediated conversation in The Beast and the Sovereign. Out of the etymological ‘stink’ attached to the mink emerges an animot gifted with (unlimited) ink, with a potential to disturb philosophies of language, to write back or strike back, as it has recently done in the form…
Three Ways of Looking at a Tiger
Engagement with animals is a central theme in Yann Martel’s novel Life of Pi, reflected and shaped by the character-narrator Pi’s reading of animal minds. The article examines attributions of minds to animals in three types of encounters with them: observation, interaction, and narration. While in childhood Pi tends to project human temperaments and emotions onto animals, he is forced to recognize animals’ species-specific experiences as the ship…
Le/la gril/le
Living Preference Modifies the Associations of Living Arrangements With Loneliness Among Community-Dwelling Older Adults
Objectives Living arrangement has been reported to have a significant influence on feelings of loneliness in older adults, but their living preferences may confound the association. This study aimed to investigate whether the associations of living arrangements with loneliness differ in community-dwelling older adults according to different living preferences. Methods In the 2008/2009 (baseline) and 2011/2012 (follow-up) waves of the Chinese Long…
Guattari sur son 31
Determinants and risk prediction models for frailty among community-living older adults in eastern China
Objective: The purpose of this study is to develop predictive models for frailty risk among community-dwelling older adults in eastern China using machine learning techniques. This approach aims to facilitate early detection of high-risk individuals and inform the design of tailored interventions, with the ultimate goals of enhancing quality of life and mitigating frailty progression in the older adult population. Methods: This study involved 1,2…
Art (10 works) · Humanities (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Literature (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Geographies of human-animal interactions (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)